Kaiser Chiefs

Kaiser Chiefs: Employment

Review by Ian Watson, Yahoo! Music, March 2005

IT’S COMMON FOR bands to grow up in public these days, but rarely in the space of a single record. ...

Kaiser Chiefs: Hail to the Chiefs, as Americans say

Interview by Caitlin Moran, The Times, 1 July 2005

The only British act appearing in Philadelphia will be Leeds lads, the Kaiser Chiefs. Caitlin Moran traded bons mots ...

Kaiser Chiefs: This is the Modern Way

Interview by Tim Cooper, The Independent, 26 October 2007

What happens when indie-rockers get together with a Grammy-winning composer? Kaiser Chiefs and David Arnold chat before their Electric Prom tonight. ...

Kaiser Chiefs: Off With Their Heads

Review by Dorian Lynskey, Q, October 2008

IT MAY NOT be the kind of cause that inspires students to don fluorescent vests and coerce passers-by into signing direct debit forms, but it's ...

Kaiser Chiefs: Hail to the Chiefs

Profile and Interview by John Lewis, Hotline, October 2008

With their third album about to hit stores, the Kaiser Chiefs tell John Lewis about their dancefloor-filling new sound. ...

Kaiser Chiefs: Off With Their Heads

Review by Jude Rogers, The Guardian, 17 October 2008

THIS SUMMER, Mark Ronson brightly told us that Kaiser Chiefs' new album, their third in four years and the first on his watch, sounded like ...

Kaiser Chiefs: The Forum, London

Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 25 October 2008

IN 2005, Kaiser Chiefs squeezed into a pop scene that was fixated on arch art-rockers. Today, the band are a neo-Britpop fixture, seemingly sent to ...

Kaiser Chiefs: The Future Is Medieval

Review by Mike Diver, bbc.co.uk, June 2011

LEEDS' KAISER Chiefs aren't a band immediately associated with innovation – their perky indie-pop has livened up many a festival with a series of "nah-nah-nah-nah-nah"-style ...

Kaiser Chiefs... but Under Your Control

Profile and Interview by Pete Paphides, The Guardian, 3 June 2011

Burned by past leaks, Kaiser Chiefs release their new album today after exactly zero buildup – and it might well be the world's first bespoke ...